State of the Union Excerpts and VIP Box Guests
Excerpts from the president's address headline the State of the Union coverage. Democrats respond to Bush's message and a look at guests in the president's VIP box accompany the report.
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 2004
Page
1
Excerpts from the president's address headline the State of the Union coverage. Democrats respond to Bush's message and a look at guests in the president's VIP box accompany the report.
President Bush, in a joint session address, warns the threat of terrorism remains and outlines modest initiatives amid a $500 billion deficit. He calls for anti drug efforts in schools, job training, and a push for leagues to curb performance enhancing drugs to set a positive example.
In the Odessa district, Kirk Edwards finished second with 20.6 percent to Kel Seliger's 35.7 percent, forcing a February runoff. Don Sparks and Bob Barnes trailed, with Democrat Elaine King Miller also in the field. Runoff would decide Teel Bivins' replacement before an April school finance session.
ECISD expects a payment of no less than 45000 from the Friday Night Lights producers for use of Ratliff Stadium and Permian Odessa High logos and game footage. officials also discuss Universal Studios fundraiser premiere in Odessa benefiting the Education Foundation.
Trustees of the Ector County Independent School District voted unanimously to give Superintendent Roy Benavides his first salary increase in almost four years. His prior contract set annual pay at 160,000 dollars plus fringe benefits estimated at more than 180,000 dollars.
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